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Tèrchu Water Analysis:
Balance Still & Light
Virginality Superior
Minerality Medium
Orientation Hint of Sweet
Hardness Very Hard
Vintage 4,200 years
Carbonation  
   
TDS 532 mg/l
ph factor 7.59
Hardness 343 mg/l
Nitrate 0.55 mg/l
Calcium 94 mg/l
Magnesium 27 mg/l
Sodium 0.2 mg/l
Potassium  1 mg/l
Silica  
Bicarbonate 194 mg/l
Sulfate  148 mg/l
Chloride  6 mg/l

Tèrchu is a Member of the Fine Water Society

Source: Spring
Location:  
Country of Origin: Bhutan
Region: Sarpang
Place: Chokorling
Established: 2022
Company: Druk Phenday Silchu 
Status: Active
Web Site: terchu.com
phone: +975 6250552 
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Tèrchu, or “treasured water' is sourced from a pristine spring in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan.

The spring water source is located at Dolpani, Dekiling Gewog, in Gelephu, at an elevation of 772 meters above sea level in a hilly region with undulating terrain. The spring water emerges at a fracture in the rock formation from an underground aquifer. Geological studies carried out around the spring water source show that the major rock types present in the area are dolomite with siliceous intercalations.

The measurements at the Dolpani spring water source indicate that the average water flow at the source is about 60,000 liters per hour with a catchment area of approximately 13 km2 at an annual rainfall of about 4.9 meters. Carbon dating shows the age of the water at approximately 4,200 years.

With a pH of 7.6 and a harmonious mineral composition abundant in calcium and magnesium, Tèrchu is the ultimate choice for hydration and experience.

Bhutan is often symbolized by the majestic Thunder Dragon, representing its rich heritage and spirit, and it now shares the bottle of Tèrchu as a symbol of the waters' origin.